A concentrated night cream for pigment spots for skin types I to IV. Use it every night for at least 90 days, and always use SPF during the day.
Frequently asked questions
It slows down pigment production, so dark spots get lighter and your complexion looks more even. It also helps slow down new pigment formation.
Azelaic acid, arbutin, melanostatine-5, magnesium sulfate, thioctic acid (alpha-lipoic acid), retinal and phenylethyl resorcinol. Together they slow down melanin production in different ways.
A slight stinging, some redness or flaking is normal at first: your skin is getting used to azelaic acid and retinal. Do not build up faster, stay at the same number of evenings for a while and feel free to apply Moist or your regular cream over it. If it burns or does not go away, stop and send me a message.
No. It contains retinal, a form of vitamin A, which you avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding. During that time, protect your skin every day with a high SPF.
It is a classification based on how your skin reacts to the sun. Type I always burns and never tans, type IV rarely burns and tans easily. Do you have a darker skin type? Then the Ethnic skin night is for you.
Your MELINE routine
Morning
gentle foam
Spots Daily Care 02On the spots only, build up slowly.
Caucasian skin day 02
Moist 03
BB cream against pigment spotsLast: your tinted SPF.
Evening
gentle foam
Caucasian Skin Night 02this productStart 1 evening a week.
restoreOn the evenings without Night 02.
Moist 03
Weekly facial
pigment home maskOnce a week, that evening Restore instead of the night cream.
Specific areas
dark circleMorning and evening, around the eyes.
IntimateFor pigmentation in the intimate area.
Subscription
5% discount on every delivery, and your night cream arrives automatically when you need it. You can pause or cancel at any time.
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Who helps you?
I'm Ellen, the Ellen behind LLN.beauty (say it as Ellen beauty). Beauty therapist since 2003, with my online beauty store since 2008. In 2019 I trained in orthomolecular therapy at KPNI, to tackle skin problems from the inside as well.
For years I treated clients in my salon. I stopped, because a treatment only works for a short while. Lasting results come from the basics you do yourself at home. That's why I now help you with a routine you'll actually stick to.
Which routine do you want to tackle first?
